The first 20 minutes of the film really brought back some of my own childhood memories and nostalgia to my mind. Because the film is set in such a different and exotic world, it has the incredibly magnetic quality to attract the viewers. But as the film develops, we begin to see some of the overly dramatic scenes and unnatural dialogues. And what the film is really lacking is the depth of its themes and a slower-advancing plot that reflects its placid, melancholic mood. But as the comment says, this film is not made for a commercial purpose like most Hollywood films today. It has its own charm and originality. But the film's lack of maturity and depth prevents itself from propelling toward a higher, more refined level.
Review of Karpuz Kabugundan Gemiler Yapmak
